Cutler Gray builds a motorized bicycle to honor his great-grandfather, Buck DuSell, who rode 1000 miles on a motorcycle in 1908, competing in the endurance runs against legendary test pilots like Walter Davidson of Harley Davidson. Along the way, Cutler and his team learn about the original riders' experiences, overcoming roadside bike repairs and camping, and forming strong bonds. The journey reveals connections to the past and their own lives through the invention of the motorcycle.
The Motorcycle Illustrated
The movie celebrates the trailblazing cyclists of the early 1900s by reenacting their demanding daily rides on motorized bicycles, traversing 150 miles each day.
